Irrigation of Various Crops

Grain crops: Grain crops such as wheat, corn, and rice require a large amount of water during their growth process. Irrigation hoses can evenly transport water to the roots of crops, promoting growth. For example, in rice cultivation, water belts can be used to irrigate and replenish water in rice fields, maintaining the water level of the rice fields.

Economic crops: cotton, tobacco, oil crops and other economic crops require precise irrigation. By combining irrigation hoses with modern irrigation techniques, precise irrigation can be achieved, improving crop yield and quality. In cotton cultivation, drip or sprinkler irrigation can be carried out through water belts according to the water requirements of different growth stages of cotton.

Fruit trees and horticultural crops: In orchards, water hoses can be flexibly laid according to the distribution of fruit trees, achieving timed and quantitative watering, and can also be combined with fertilization systems to achieve integrated water and fertilizer management. In greenhouses, water hoses can also play an important role in crops such as vegetables, flowers, and traditional Chinese medicine. For example, drip irrigation belts can be used for local precise irrigation to meet their water needs.